Robert Jenrick, Reform UK's Treasury spokesperson, has declared the party will restore the two-child benefit cap, marking a major policy reversal. He also outlined plans to limit disability benefits and maintain Bank of England independence.
Billionaire Les Wexner, owner of Victoria's Secret, is set to testify before Congress about his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. The House oversight committee subpoenaed him as part of its ongoing investigation into Epstein's crimes.
Shakira was visibly shocked when a fan brought a devil-horned cardboard cutout of ex Gerard Pique to her concert in San Salvador, sparking fan reactions and revisiting their 2022 split.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK proposes abolishing the 2010 Equality Act, raising fears over protections for millions with disabilities and other characteristics.
A CNN panel engaged in heated debate over whether Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's stumbling answer on Taiwan defense was a disaster or unfairly judged out of context.
Fox News host Lawrence Jones argues transgender individuals should be barred from gun ownership following a mass shooting at a Rhode Island ice rink, citing gender dysphoria concerns.
A Tufts student detained for a Gaza op-ed shares how trauma from state violence connects her to oppressed children globally, urging collective care and action for healing.
Lara Trump reveals President Trump is examining how countries like Australia regulate youth social media use, while Melania Trump advocates for online safety through her Be Best initiative.
Kelly Lynch shares a glimpse into Catherine O'Hara's memorial service, including a program photo and a poignant Raymond Carver poem, following the actress's death from a pulmonary embolism caused by rectal cancer.
Retired FBI agent Gregg McCrary provides expert analysis on the likely personality and pre-abduction behavior of the suspect in Nancy Guthrie's kidnapping case.
Taylor Swift has been named the IFPI Global Artist of the Year for an unprecedented sixth time, marking her fourth consecutive year at the top following the record-breaking success of her latest album.
Sources report the US is preparing for a large-scale war with Iran involving heavy air strikes and widespread attacks, with military assets already deployed to the Middle East.
Hungary suspends diesel shipments to Ukraine, blaming Kyiv for interruptions to Russian oil flows via the Druzhba pipeline. The move escalates tensions as Hungary maintains reliance on Russian energy.
Former newspaper editor Simon Kelner reveals Sarah Ferguson's attempt to monetise her royal status, exposing hypocrisy within the House of Windsor and ongoing financial scandals.
The Rio de Janeiro Carnival, hailed as the world's biggest party, dazzles with samba parades and street festivities, attracting millions to Brazil's cultural pinnacle.
Katie Price has confirmed she is expecting a child with her new husband Lee Andrews in a social media post that also targeted his ex-girlfriend.
Dalton McMillen, 33, sacrificed his life to save 12-year-old McKenna Whitted from a moving train in Marion, Ohio. The girl is recovering from severe injuries as her family praises his heroic act.
Lara Trump discloses the Trump family's despair after leaving the White House in 2021 and her father-in-law's defiant vow to run again during a somber dinner gathering.
New revelations surface about US Representative Tony Gonzales's alleged affair with aide Regina Aviles, including cabin trysts and explicit texts, before her tragic self-immolation suicide in 2025.
Seven UK police forces are assessing evidence from the Epstein Files, including allegations that Jeffrey Epstein flew trafficking victims to the UK for encounters with the ex-Duke of York.
The latest US-mediated peace talks in Geneva concluded without major progress, with Zelenskyy accusing Russia of stalling and Putin demanding territorial concessions in Donbas.
A Methodist minister explains that Lent's 40-day fast excludes Sundays, meaning observers can enjoy treats weekly. He emphasises the holiday's true focus on charity over self-denial.
James Farthing, who won $167 million in 2025, faces intimidation charges after a woman reported fearing for her life, following previous arrest for assaulting an officer.
Audience reviews of Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights film starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi reveal mixed reactions, from praise for visuals to criticism of plot changes.
Jesse Jackson's 1972 Sesame Street appearance, where he led children in the 'I Am Somebody' chant, remains a profound cultural artifact of hope and integration.
Despite ongoing Geneva peace talks, President Trump is reportedly highly likely to order devastating military strikes against Iran within weeks, as US forces build up in the region.
Reality TV personality Cass Lacelle, known for Grand Cayman: Secrets in Paradise, has died aged 34 less than a year after being diagnosed with a rare ovarian cancer.
The National Crime Agency warns child sex abuse is worsening, with 1,000 suspected paedophiles arrested monthly. Social media and algorithms fuel the crisis, despite a 50% rise in children rescued over five years.
Satellite imagery reveals Iran rapidly constructing concrete shields, burying tunnel entrances, and repairing missile bases at key nuclear and military facilities, as Washington threatens military action if nuclear talks fail.
Gogglebox favourite Raza Siddiqui suffered cracked ribs in a serious fall, his family confirmed. He is recovering well and will return to the Channel 4 show later this season.